December 9, 2011

Big, Bigger, Best

I am an Advance Certified diver from Klamath Falls, OR. I am also on the Klamath Country Dive Rescue team. Most of my dives are in water temps that range from 40-60 degree water and a 6mm wet-suite is necessary. So when and I started planning a trip to Maui, I was excited about getting to dive in warmer water and not having to wear my thick wet-suite.   ...more

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Tagged 2-Tank Adventure, 3-Tank Adventure, humpback whale, Maui, Molokini

December 9, 2011

Why We Dive – Wow…What a Summer

Early June provided a few unusual sightings. Deep on the Enenui side of Molokini was a 10-12’ pregnant Sandbar Shark, 3 curious Bottlenose Dolphins hung out with the divers at Hawaiian Reef , and a couple of sightings of Galapagos sharks being cleaned at cleaning stations at Molokini and Slides dive sites.   ...more

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Tagged 3-Tank Adventure, Adventure-X, frog fish, galapagos shark, Hawaiian green sea turtle, Hawaiian Reef, leaf scorpionfish, Maui, Molokini, monk seal, Pinnacle Point, spotted eagle rays, whaleshark

November 10, 2011

The Creation of Paradise – Marine Geography and Ecology of the Hawaiian Islands

he Hawaiian Islands are unique in many ways. For the diver or snorkeler interested in natural history the geology and biology are worth learning about. The intent of this article is to give a brief introduction to the geology, geography and biology of this beautiful island chain. We begin with the unusual formation of Hawaii...   ...more

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Tagged 2-Tank Adventure, 3-Tank Adventure, hawaii